Unlocking the Potential of a More Inclusive STEM World

Date: November 20, 14h30 (Portugal)

This presentation explores how embracing equality, diversity, and inclusion not only enriches our communities but also drives groundbreaking innovation in science and technology. It addresses common challenges and barriers to EDI, such as unconscious bias and systemic issues, and offers practical strategies for individuals and institutions to promote a more inclusive environment. By challenging perspectives and deepening understanding, it encourages actionable steps towards fostering diversity and inclusion in academic and professional spheres.

Speaker: Sofiane Mahi is a PhD candidate in sociology specializing in Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI), with extensive experience managing projects in both academic and private sectors to foster inclusive practices. He serves as co-director of the Master’s program in Inequalities, Discrimination, and Territories (IDT) at the University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne. His research focuses on entrepreneurial success trajectories in hostile environments through an intersectional lens. An active member in two European EDI programs, he regularly contributes to seminars and discussions on EDI, supporting the development of fairer educational and professional frameworks.

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